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Elliott Wave Analysis TradingLounge Vechain/ U.S. dollar(VETUSD) VETUSD Elliott Wave Technical Analysis Function: Counter trend Mode: Corrective Structure: Double Corrective Position: Wave ((Y)) Direction Next higher Degrees: wave II of Impulse Wave Cancel invalid Level: Details: Wave II may not be complete, price is likely to be below 0.01781. Vechain/ U.S. dollar(VETUSD)Trading Strategy: The wave II correction is entering the late decline phase, so the overall picture is a short-term correction to continue up in wave III. Look for an opportunity to join the uptrend when the correction is complete. Vechain/ U.S. dollar(VETUSD)Technical Indicators: The price is below the MA200 indicating a downtrend, The Wave Oscillator is a Bearish Momentum. Vechain/ U.S. dollar(VETUSD) VETUSD Elliott Wave Technical Analysis Function: Counter trend Mode: Corrective Structure: Double Corrective Position: Wave ((Y)) Direction Next higher Degrees: wave II of Impulse Wave Cancel invalid Level: Details: Wave II may not be complete, price is likely to be below 0.01781. Vechain/ U.S. dollar(VETUSD)Trading Strategy: The wave II correction is entering the late decline phase, so the overall picture is a short-term correction to continue up in wave III. Look for an opportunity to join the uptrend when the correction is complete. Vechain/ U.S. dollar(VETUSD)Technical Indicators: The price is below the MA200 indicating a downtrend, The Wave Oscillator is a Bearish Momentum. Technical Analyst : Kittiampon Somboonsod Source : Tradinglounge.com get trial here! #tradinglounge -
By tradinglounge · Posted
The U.S. stock markets are currently experiencing a bullish trend, with any recent downward movements considered part of a bullish corrective pattern according to Elliott Wave analysis. Trading activities are being temporarily paused until after the U.S. elections, as this week is expected to be highly active due to 622 earnings reports and the Federal Reserve meeting scheduled for November 7th. Key Elliott Wave Analysis: S&P 500 (SPX): In Wave 4, with three bullish wave counts under consideration. NASDAQ 100 (NDX): Progressing through Wave 4. Apple (AAPL): Entered Wave (2), indicating a corrective phase. Amazon (AMZN): In Wave iv) of 5 of (1), suggesting a minor correction within an overall upward trend. NVIDIA (NVDA): Advancing in Wave 1 of (5), pointing to the beginning of a new upward impulse. Meta Platforms (META): Nearing completion of Wave 4, potentially setting the stage for Wave 5 upward movement. Netflix (NFLX): Completed a Wave 4 Triangle pattern, indicating a possible breakout. Alphabet (GOOGL): Currently in Wave 4, suggesting a corrective phase before the next upward impulse. Microsoft (MSFT): Holding at the 400 support level, in Wave A of (2), which may be the start of a larger corrective pattern. Tesla (TSLA): Moving through Wave 4 of (1), indicating a short-term correction. Bitcoin (BTC): In Wave 4, suggesting a consolidation phase before potential upward movement. Trading Strategy Insight: Investors are advised to monitor these developments closely, especially in light of the upcoming U.S. elections and significant economic events this week. The Elliott Wave patterns indicate that while short-term corrections are occurring, the overall market trend remains bullish. Combining this technical analysis with fundamental factors will be crucial for making informed trading decisions. Analyst Peter Mathers TradingLounge Source: tradinglounge com -
Any good DeFi project like ETH, OPT, & ARB are my favorite & wouldn't hesitate to DCA ZRC on Bitget's pre-market campaign tho was able to secure some drops. Hoping to make some profit.
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HomarusSimpson
Since Friday, some of the shares I hold will not display graphs, or more accurately the graphs are blank. It is specific to the account, ones that won't dispaly on my Share dealing account will on my ISA account and vice versa. It is not browser specific, same on Chrome or Safari
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